Posts published July 2009

The Verizon Samsung Glyde 2 Features In Blurry Photos

The original Samsung Glyde did not really cause much of a clamor in the mobile market. But the phone seems to be second-time lucky. Now blurry photos of the Glyde 2, also called the u960, have featured online. This one looks far better than its predecessor.

The QWERTY keyboard of the Glyde 2 looks more spacious that makes better use of the bottom part. There is also the usual TouchWiz to be seen on the screen. What amazed us was the big Verizon logo just above the display screen. There is still no news about when this one might be released. We sure will let you know as and when the news peters in. Look at the pic below and tell us what you think of it.

Samsung Glyde 2 for Verizon

Samsung Glyde 2 for Verizon

Source: EngadgetMobile

Google Gives Almost All Phones Mobile Optimized Search

Google has now announced that almost all smartphones and feature phones in 60 countries around the world will now get the mobile optimized search service. The search results, Google said, would include News, Blog, Video, Images and even Product Search info, as and when they were available.

Google will also be giving users access to other tools like local results and phone number links, which could enables users to make calls from within the browser, by hitting that particular link.

Source: PhoneScoop

It Is Love In The Air With Pantech Love Actually Dot Matrix Graphics

The Pantech SKY IM-U460K or the “Love Actually”, which somehow seems to resemble the Samsung Memoir, is going to be released in South Korea with the carrier, KTF. It brings HSDPA, global roaming, integrated DMB tuner, 3MP camera and microSD slot as well.

What really impressed us about the phone, though, is its 3” QVGA resolution screen, that comes with big-sized dot matrix display, that is bound to thrill one and all with its retro looks. As is usual will all of Pantech’s SKY-branded cuties, this one also may enter markets outside Korea.

Pantech SKY IM-U460K

Pantech SKY IM-U460K

Source: EngadgetMobile

TracFone Shoots Off With $45 Unlimited Plans Through StraightTalk

TracFone has now made an addition to its list of pre-paid services. Now, the StraightTalk service offers users unlimited messaging and calling, plus 30MB data a month, for just $45. Users also can avail the option of choosing 1000 anytime minutes with 1000 texts, for $30 per month.

As of now, StraightTalk offers three phones only, the Motorola RAZR V3a and W385 and the LG 200CM. Now, this unlimited calling and texting plan has become the cheapest among them all. TracFone is actually an MVNO that uses the Verizon network.

Source: PhoneScoop

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